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CLASSIFIED
TYPEWRITERS—AII makes expertly
repaint' portable .and ogice Ma
chines for sale or real. Dial 2342.
Harry E. 'Mann 127 West Hewer Ave.
38,yr. G. D.
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Shows at . I:30, 3:00, 6:30, 8:30
Complete show as late as 9:05 p.m.
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To 1,18 Sonretary the important
thing was not the correspondence..
bat the nude- •
JEAN MUIR. WARREN HULL,
BEVERLY ROBERTS
in
"HER HUSBAND'S
SECRETARY"
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Coming Soon . . .
"The Soldier and the Lady"
"Quality Street"
with Katharine Hepburn,
Franchot. Tone
"The King and the
Chorus Girl" ' •
with Joan Blontleh
Fernand Gravet
"Maytime" '
with Jeannette MacDonald,
Nelson Eddy
"Seventh Heaven"
Simone Simone
"Waikiki Wedding"
with Bing Crosby, Martha Rape
LOST—Black Waterman fountain pen
with gold trimming. Howard Mar
igolla's name on. Finder please return
to Student Union Office. Reward.
201.-It-pd-11.8.
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LOSZ—Jewel fraternity pin. Saturday
ultenwon. Delta Chi fraternity with
initials D. 11. MeC. Call Donald Mc
i Connell, 2001. 200-It-pd-G.D.
WANTED—Two passengers to New
Brunswick, New Jersey. Leaving 1.
p. m. Wed. Call David Johnson, Cen
ter Watts Hall. 201 it-ch-GD.
WANTED—Ride to New York, leav
ing Wednesday. Call Student Union
office.
Second floor room, front. Rent rea
sonable. 118 S. Burrovoes street.
Call 3432.
"YOU CAN GET IT
AT METZGER'S"
Easter Cards
Easter Novelties
far the Kiddies
Penn State
Pennants
Souvenirs
Spring Is Here .
Tennis Rackets
Restrung
2 to 24-hour Service
A Complete Line
Fishing Tackle
Rods . 50c to $30.00
Lines . . 10c to $9.25
Reels . . 25c to $3.75
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When you. find out how mild and good
tasting Chesterfields are...you hold on to 'em.
With a bull dog grip, million.s of smokers
hold on to Chesterfields . . .
State Courtmen Head
Loop's Defensive Play
Penn State's cagers led the Eastern
Conference in defensive play, accord
ing to figures compilea recently. Op
ponents of the Lions were Ale to av
erage only twenty-eight points per
game.
Sol MiehofT, 'high scoring forward,
sank more foul shots than any other
player in the Conference. Ile scored
a total of thirty, averaging three each
game.
The team totals published in the
last issue of the COLLEGIAN were in
correct. Tim Lions scored a total of
eighty-three field goals, 102 foul
shots, and 257 piiints in Conference
games, and 10:i field goals, fifty-sin
foul shots and 202 points in non-Con
ference competition. The team piled
up a total of 5.19 points in seventeen
Herb Peterson end live field goals
and two foul shots in Conference
games and Maurice Parker scored
three field goals and one foul shot in
five non-league tilts, raising his total
to twelve its nine games. Errors ap
peared in their records also.
Davis, Lawther Speak
Dr. Elwobtl C. Davis and Prof.
John D. Lowther, of the School of
Physical Education and Athletics, are
to be guest speakers at the Lewis
town High School basketball dinner
tonight.
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LETTERHEADS
ENVELOPES
STATEMENTS
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THE .PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
N. I. C. A Elects Speidel
President at Nationals
Coach Charles Speidel was elect•
ed president of the National In
tercollegiate Wrestling "Coaches
Association at a meeting of the
officials cf the national wrestling
tournament at the State Teachers
College. Ind., on Saturday. In
1930 Coach Speidel was vice-pres
ident of the same organization.
Coach Speidel attended the na
tional tourney which was won by
Oklahoma A. & M. by the sizeable
margin of thirty points, the near
est competitor was able to score
only nine. Penn State is being con
sidered as - the site for gie nation
al tournament for neat year ac
cording to reliable sources.
Chemical 'Who's Who'
Lists 101 Graduates
The "Chemical Who's. Who a1937'
lists the birgraphics of 101 Penn
State graduates who have been out
standing 'in the field of chemistry.
This standard reference work con
tains sketches of 5,656 chemical corn- •
pony executives, chemists' and chemi-I A member of the Alpha Tau Omega
cal engineers, and professor at le a d- lfraternity for fifty •years, ,the Rev.
ing colleges and universities. These Wagner, former pastor of the
men hold degrees from 456 American Grace Lutheran Church, was present
and .19 foreign institutions. 1 ed a certificate at a Founders' Day
At the head of the list of univer- banquet of the local chapter Saturday.
sitics in the number of their gradu- The award front the national office
ates among the country's chemical of the fraternity was presented by
leaders, stands Columbia with 349. Prof. Victor Jones, a former faculty
Massachusetts Institute of Technol- member.. The' Reverend Wagner was
ogy is second with 330, and Yale is initiated into the fraternity fifty
third , with 250. One hundred and years ago at Gettysburg College, and
twenty-eight colleges are represented i retired last fall as minister• of the
by but a single graduate. fLutheran Church. •
EASTER ACCESSORIES
GLOVES-HOSE-BAGS
LINGERIE-NECKWEAR
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Phys. Ed. School Gets
Torrance Cabin Lease
A lease for the cabin of Prof. Frank
M. Torrance was signed on Saturday
morning by. Dr. Elwood C. Davis, of
the School of Physical Education and
Athletics. This cabin, along with , sev
eral others not yet secured, will be
conic part of the School's' recreational
program. These mountain spots are
being secured for enjoyment by the
students:
The lodge is located one mile from
Pine Grove Mills, which can be reach
ed by auto, and' six miles from
Shingletown Gap over easy hiking
ground. A streant runs cloSe-by and
the scenery around is as beautiful as
any spot in the valley. The location
of the cabin is given in the third 're
vision of the hiking maps.
Ray Conger's classes in recreation
plan to improve the
,spot. When fin
ished the cabin•may be used by any
person, or group. The improvement
is part of the practicum work of Mr.
Conger's groups.
Rev. Wagner Honored
At Fraternity Dinner
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Campus Bulletin
Players advertising electing at 7
o'clock in the Collegian news room.
TOMORROW
An All-College Pre-Easter Sunrise
Service, sponsored by the P.S.C.A7,
They Will Appreciate the Perfect Easter Gift
FRUIT BASKETS
lIIADE TO YOUR SELECTION
McKEE'S MARKET
Free Delivery • • Dial 2101
. 105 E. Beaver
The Suave Debonair
Charles Stenross
and his N B. C. Orchestra
Rainbow Room'
' Supper Dancing
Fridays-51.00 Per Person Allnimum Check
Saturdays—sl.so Per Couple Cover Charge
Webster Hall •
Pittsburgh
(Between. Tech-Pitt Campus)
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Tuesday, March 23,1937.
%yin be held in the second flair loun,
of Old Main at d:3O a.m.
MISCELLANEOUS
Tickets for the All-College Ear,
Dance, Saturday, April 3, are m
available at the Student .Union de
Emblems and pins for those w
passed Red Cross Senior life4avi
test are now available at Glennla ,
pool. •
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